https://serversyncloid.space/ Notes on dependencies, error messages and configuration files. en-gb https://serversyncloid.space/docs/2026/10/the-public-api-in-autumn.htmlhttps://serversyncloid.space/docs/2026/10/the-public-api-in-autumn.htmlFri, 16 Oct 2026 12:51:00 GMTThe API is intentionally little so that it can stay stable. Contributions are welcome, especially to the documentation. https://serversyncloid.space/docs/2026/08/field-notes-from-the-changelog.htmlhttps://serversyncloid.space/docs/2026/08/field-notes-from-the-changelog.htmlFri, 14 Aug 2026 02:48:00 GMTThe trick, if there is one, is to leave sufficient room for errors. https://serversyncloid.space/docs/2026/04/things-i-got-wrong-about-reviewing-pull-requests.htmlhttps://serversyncloid.space/docs/2026/04/things-i-got-wrong-about-reviewing-pull-requests.htmlMon, 13 Apr 2026 12:22:00 GMTThe library has no runtime dependencies and builds in seconds. The API is intentionally little so that it can stay stable. https://serversyncloid.space/docs/2026/03/on-cutting-a-release-and-writing-documentation.htmlhttps://serversyncloid.space/docs/2026/03/on-cutting-a-release-and-writing-documentation.htmlTue, 24 Mar 2026 23:58:00 GMTThe library has no runtime dependencies and builds in seconds. Breaking changes are rare and always announced a release ahead. https://serversyncloid.space/docs/2025/12/migrating-to-the-fast-api.htmlhttps://serversyncloid.space/docs/2025/12/migrating-to-the-fast-api.htmlFri, 19 Dec 2025 00:55:00 GMTLooking back, the composable approach was the right call. Configuration is optional; the defaults are meant to be sensible.